' for ladies" Villain in all the New Mac
corned Still in oaforda, Brocade-
and Daniella. patterns .fnnn,
15c. to 3.5:: a yd
Es KO ml!"
mauscamo Horst ILOCK,
~ soup NPWALK.
bill rhinitis;
. “Mr—.mfmwm .p W», .
' .wsAruart roascasr. ,
H. I I W . e .
For Norwalk and vicinity‘: Fair to-
night and Sunday.» The storm that
\ pahsed over this vicinity yesterday has
moved eastward and in now central in
the lower St. Lawrence Valley.
it is followed by an area of pleas-
ant weather and, slightly lower tem-
perature. An area of high pressure is
trehtrlil tbiii'mornina over North the
kota. Conditions favor for this vi~
clnlty pleasant and slightly cooler-
weather tonight and Sunday.
\
St. Mary's Parochial School will rc<‘
open the coming Week.
——~S'co your old hat in Scllcck S;
l‘riccs’ window.
The fainons Rod Cross chocolates‘
29c lb. at the Clifford Pharmacy.
Latest styles and largest variety oil The new things of the season
2“ MM _
MEN'S EASTER “ORE
There is not a) . 'town
whére a man can“ timinhim get
‘waited on" as- quickly as: here.
:There is not a sto‘re' in ‘ town
where a man's mono will buy so
much Value in‘ goo
pendable Wearables.
the day of the Easter "rush" ml
be a good time to test this store.
SHOES. , . 1
"Only good ones.’ only accepta-
ble styles. onl graceful lasts. on-
ly a idir profit ‘ ted on the low}
eat obtainable w olesaleprice.
'The store buys’ where it can
buy the best shoes. always pays
cash. always takes every trade
discount. Makerl‘iliketo sell a
store that pays cash; like to so
well they‘ll offer it special attrac-
tions.
This store sells shoes at $3.50
and $4 that are worth a dollar
more. only because it's theflkind of
v.1
store that it “is.
Ask your acquaintane how he
likes Rowland shoes. Like as not "
he has been wearing 'em for
years.
Slioc store.
,sAsa BALL.
The lever is in the air.
Sportsmen’a Corner is ready.
Ladies shirt waists now on sale at M. tare there:
8. Smith R Co’s.
Mina Mary Miller, of Cannon. spent
Sunday with friends in‘South Norwalk.
"Quality guaranteed" applies to cv— 1
crything handled by Manuel ’1‘. Hatch.
1——Fresh hiima 12%: lb.,
10c. Haycs'.
shoulders i
Noxall 'bats thatairnply can't
break—75c.
Spalding mushroom bats-741.
Everytluti " '
This is 3
Norwalk. spent Sunday with relatives lior the first game. .
in Cannon.
—-iiee your old
l'rlcos‘ window.
but in Scilcck &
The Misses .Baratz. ofNow llavcn. i
have been the guests of friends in {in a hurr
ldelay:
iGloves:
South Norwalk,
--Look in O'llricn's window and see
the new hats.
Frank Brundugc, of Norwalk, has re
turned from a few days visit with rol-
ativcs in lletliel.
--All flavors fresh candy 10 and 2015i
11).. now ready for Easter; M. S. Smith
& Co. fl .
George Daskam, of Danbury. has tak-
en charge of a horseshoeing establish-
ment in Norwalk. ‘
-~Chlckcus and fowis 16 and 18c lb.
liaycs’.
Mrs. Harry E. Ballwiiz, of ti Prospect
avenue. presented her husband with a
daughter (160d Friday. ,
——-Seo your old hat in Seileck . A:
l‘rtces’ window. ‘
Mrs. Nancy Gleason. or South Nor-
walk, haS'bccn visiting at ii. ll. ltog-
era, in New Canaan.
—Sail Dork tile lb. iioycs'.
David Hughes. of Hartford. also John '
Sculley, of South Norwalk, worn .in
Georgetown. last week,
Miss Edith Crossman. teacher in the
Marvin school.
spend Easter in Brooklyn.
—-Corued book So lb. Haycs‘.
Miss K. Germond Vosbnrgh. of
(lourtlandt Place. has gone to Newark,
N. .l,. to visit relatives. ‘
Mrs. Oliver 1i. Jennings. of Greens
Farms. is-entertalnlng her sister. Miss
Maud Coley, of Norwalk. over Easter.
Freeman Light. Millard Sturtevant
and \Vsytc A, Raymond. .lr.. of South
Norwalk. spent yostci‘day'ln Danbury.‘
-—Now Dunlap derby. O'Brien.
Miss Daisy Davis, teacher in the Con.
cord school. is’ spending the Easter va-
cation at her home in New York state
~0ur annual bargain sale of ladies‘
umbrellas is.now going on. “M. S.
Smith 8'. Cu. _ ,.
1- THAT BEAUTIFUL GLOSS.
comes from the varnish'in Demo‘s Var-
nish Floor Paint; costs 5 cents more a
quart though. Sold by Comatock, Wat~
kins Gt liow and E. E, Gerham.
East Norwalk. will,
Basement.
i
lama FURNISHINGS.
Just suggestive of what a man
y ban pick from with no
Dent' Belgravia—Sms.
] Meyer’s gray suede—$1 and
“$1.50.
Meyer's tan dogokin—$x and
131.50. '
Adler’s tan—$1.50. ’
Shirts. ':
ed bosom r and $1.50.
all styles—$1.
Right aisle. front.
BRIDGEPORT.
stylish dig;
Safurdl s i
, ”fine place for clubs to
.outfit: We ve begun with sever—
'llir.‘ and Mrs. Richard Abbott. 0' ial and their uniforms are ready
White as llgee.'plain or pleat-
Special white laundered shirt,
. THE» ROWLAND
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Dab vid’libhn'ed‘y‘s
- New Medicine;
it upeisrshatomaina health tothsLiver and
cards hilioua solid wimp- Dr. David
Konnedy'sddoflhwai-enn solvent “outcome
of my long experience as a Physician and Surgeon
and [wider it the gmuatochisvament of my life."
Write to the Cal-curs Coupon .Kenaody Row.
Roldan N. 17.. “it", , . uni W Mtge
bottled .ou. All tifll . “ ’
Remember: Onlyono [invalid Kennedyeveriived
in Readout, City of Kimonquand be sure you
get his now and latest lotus; Cal-curs Solvent,
For the Kidndys,’ '.
.fhlvor and. Blood.
South Nomlk.
. New casss’m count
0—..—
Suit For sale otocgenvvich Property
involved by Llano.
The following calcs Wore returned
-nw-_.._.. .
Motion of defendant,
lil‘i‘.
reside in New York state.
tcndants own land in
known as "Grant View."
house on these. premises. .
$287.05. _
fcndanta of such work on their part
paid. The. defendants Mlohnci Lavlno
claims to have an attachment
lien. The 'defendantii. Rosine De
t‘Oni-li i‘lli‘lt‘tl.
bur.\'.
William 11.
nituro ,0! the Carleton hotel, 111 slam
to court yesterdafy,"
been duly made. be
for the first Tuesday in April,
Christian Richard has sued Ray
the plaintiff. to tho value of 8150,
l e tertalnment
u , _ , agid nav-
at battle noses" 00min aydlxaslifi
For sale by Piatnar'l Bradley.
to the court of common pleas, this
. week:
in. case of
li‘enu & Mort-house 00.. of Bridgeport.
against itosino and George Dchrdt .
and others. for halo of premises dc-
srribed in the complaint. by decree of
mart. claiming that. scale will better
promote the interests of all the, par-
ties defendant than a strict foreclosv
The case referred toils a suit
brought 'by- the Funnel: Morehouse
(10.. against. the defendants. .who are
residents of Greenwich, while others
These do-
Greenwich
William Mc-
Cann contracted with tho defendants
for the construction of a dwelling
. The. plaintifl. in accordance with a
contract with MoGaun, furnished ma-
trrtals. and rendered cortices in the
tconstruction work to the value of
The plaintiff notihedthc do-
and that they intended to claim a
3 lion therefor on the building and land.
and carried ‘out that Intent by filing
duc‘notlce with the town clerk of
Greenwich. The plaintiff has not'boen
lien
upon the premises for $850. Which
claim acrucd after the plaintiff‘s
Werdt and George J. DeWerdt, own
the land on which the dwelling was
The. plalntiff sues fer
foreclosure of these liens and salts
possession of the premises. The case
is entered for the April term in Dsnv
Talmldge‘ rd|"‘t'inM
ifrom Andrew Schicchiweg, a stock cf
liqnora'and tobaccos..and all 1 . mu 9‘ Wood‘s Pharmacy. Norwalit, and at
ford. and the writ. served by n ~p11ty
Sheriff Charles Hendrie, was returned
service having
Case is entered
mond W. Maison. of Falrtleld. for
8:100 damages. claiming that the do
fondant has 'beenpnlawfnlly cuttlni:
down trees and carrying away a large
quantitv of wood from the premises of
John H. McMahon. of Bridgeport.
brings suit against Richard Brown.
He is, the guardian of several minor
children, and complains ‘thatiihe do
fondant, on Jamil. 1,903, wrongfully
entered upon land in Stratford owned
the
an 35% .x
‘ ‘ no” abandonment. "
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‘ snow morass-s TODAY. :1
11 cm to wit [Md
giving a different set of pictures from
those exhibited an the previous visit.
The specialties are good and g M0
is promised at' low
l ices. The animated pictures will
represent street parades. lapd
scenes, railway mi . fl". ’5 1
a cod. Maiosthi'odllkim (mill
oer tbsideep blue sea. etc. So life-
like are these Illustrations that you
vcarcely realise that they are merely
pictures. , , ,
STORY OF THE BERKBHIRES.
While there is little vilisny credit-
ed to Kidden‘s simplytold story of the
licrkshir a, as played under the title
of Sky arm, there is that enough of
‘lbut passion to furnish the essential
lost, 10,4 lulu illiit has everything to
do with the aspirations and the. various
ups and downs of humanity in a little
country village. This villalny, .0:
course, is not the tragic kind that pro
dominates in court circles nor in. tho
largo centers of commercial‘ activity.
yet. it is powerful in its way and is
made a strong factor in influencing the
lives of ltcv. Milo Towers, ”Benjamin
Breast. Neighbor .leon. Orrin
Brecac,‘-Marigold' Towers, Jonquil, the
Widow _W.lfhlns and . i be other 1 persons
who limits prominently 111 Mr. Kid-
.lor‘k delightful idyllic romance, which
by the way, is announced at dioyt's
Theatre for the tith of April inch. with
the same importance with which the
piece was given in Elston and New
York. for nearly six consecutive
months of last season in crowded
houses.
IEAZAAR AND FAIR. .
'l‘hd attcrs' sick Benefit. Society
and Svec's ha i will hold a fair and
balance in‘ lit in Hall, commencing
Wednesday ancl‘tmuliniilng until April
11. The opening night an address
will he made by Mayor Charles E. Dow
and illustrated songs will be rendered
by Joe McMahoni MrspJohn‘ Sven
will' be heard in violin solos.
On Thursday night Dr. it. M. Wolfe
will sing.» Wllilan: Mulvihill will an-
pcar in” wmonolguo‘and Harry Kesaler.
ol' nonbury; will render two solos.‘
0n il'riday'night 2i sketch team‘from
New York will (many the boards and
otttSIiturday-night., ltobert Kinnp, of
Bridgeport, will render a number of
popular ballads and Thomas McMahon
will render a number of comic songs.
The "Boy Wonder" cornct soloist will
he heard. ‘ .1
. Svec'u Band will play a uuniberof se-
lections in Railroad Square Saturday
night, after which they will parade to
Norwaik. where a band concert will be
given, after which they u‘ill‘ return it
South Norwaik. ,
. The committee of . arrangements
will meeton Monday night at the lie
ici Lynx to complete the planet,
A number of the handsomedouatlons
to the [air are on exhibition in the
window of A. J. Collins a 00.: also in
the window of Miss N. E. Ryan‘s store
in Washington street. . 1
RESERVED SEATSREADY.
The chattfor the concert tobo xivo‘n
at iioyt'slf‘heaire, Tuesday evening.
he the-Amherst (lice... Banjo and Man
dolin Clubs. for the benefit of (low
pany D. opened yesterday. at Edward
' the theatre. it will do wollto secure
reservedisnataasmonaa possible. This
coliccrt‘wtll undoubtedly be one of the
principal musical events of the season.
Below are". yea the opinions of the
Hartford C", , at. on the music turn.
islied by these cations men: ,
“The Glen/club la the jolliest of col-
lege organisationasnd its efforts were
immensely pleasing. A feature of the
evening was tbctsinging 1' of one of
Chadwick‘s nouns (Sweet wind that
blows) by Mr. Boynton. second number
liaby. sail) , .
_ A manna CRIME...
A Hidden. Crime was the bill at
Hoyt‘s Theatre. last night. and was
A l , ,
Shot-ma l e rPlctura s ,. at ,
,Hoyt's. so; this ‘afternoon. The W
company .will also be here tonight.
.‘ ”tie-spun, loan of «nun.
mm, headache. «sounded.
had ‘ ill; general dabliity. sour ria-
i and haunt”: the stomach an
all lurid iliflgoltla‘o. .Kodel naval
lsdiguiio; n, This mdiaoovsry raptor
IIMI tile datum! [tildes of digestion
as they exist in a healthy nomads.
combined with the greatest knowntollo 1
and Wmtive pro' Kohl
owed. dads not '11 ism in-
digaodansnddyapombtu famous
remedy’euu all ‘atotnscb‘ trouble! by
cleaning. purifying. sweetening and
strengthening the mucous membranes
using the stomach, M ‘
. w
stems imitates tar
“memora'w?”
“we. lhlifif mat t"
m ",1. s. sigma s... 9“”-
hc rendered a. dainty lullaby (Sail.
presented to a well-tilled house. To- ,
by the plaintiffs.~ dispossessed
- plaintiffs and still keeps them of the
rcntmui profits.- a‘monuttng to $300.
The plaintiffs claim judgment for the
possession of the premises and 8500
damages. .
The Hartmauu‘ Brewing Co. has
sucdltrod .1. 191,011er to recover shill
of 3560' for liquors sold him. The pa-
pers were re umad sinisterdayf - .
Chapman ‘ , ”Bong Cd. 'ipcorporatv
on: RAM
#3“? 1r . x. '
The Standard of Spring Meticincs is
on. ”Hamid; swab .
rat is: trust maniac?
, mo.“ -
it: aunts
a .. k. 1
SMiiu-Tul‘koy. goods solute the defendant,
7 to 12: lb. “my
claim 8500 damages.
Native chicken. ' fj'rr “f j—v-f-‘fi— ,. ”3
my,“ M“; «New restraint on cow.
' Every one knows the. first symptoms
3W5 WW“ . «its , id and Maggi-mama; "consa-
‘ ‘ ’ cues ' ’s‘wmi‘h. ‘o , m ‘em“ rams its
Mulder Steak. 19olb.‘ neglect. A severe cold can be com-
L'oln Park. with bone. '10: "if glottal}; hi‘olt‘oh lit) moan 01“"“36 m
. c. cremains» . oer ”catatonia
2:: Mac: am, . foc‘PP- £91.. an; firstq ct‘on' should "him
091-!” . .. , .1 lilo lh.~ , med tings, w ch is best ace-un-
-.-‘ .5- “3 ., if - plifi any _, git-aghast of Chamber-
wf“ r " ‘ '4' ~ 1 1" ahi’s ugh may. When this rem-
Sohnub . M'nl'k!‘ 31in- [3 taxis in gobble doses teve?
.. ' ‘ “ Q . . .. EDMQEHCG 0 i0
’ - 7 ”Wmmfl” “fiu‘” ' * fitmlllg tornct its effect and a
t. ‘ '
«z a s. in. i a “1122:: gfiww.» t“ . mwmmeta cure ”on [OilDWl DWI)-
ed. 961 Bridgeport. have brought suit
against Charles Comatock; of Not-
~ ‘ walk,1o recoverI.-a‘-biii of $386.66. for
warm coagbra‘tso‘rtstd mm;
V 1. § f m
5 cans...
night The Sherman Moving Pictures.
interspersed with illustrated songs and
specialties. will be presented. Monv
day night. Girlswuh Be Girls. will hold
the beams. and Wednesday night. Sky
Firm; ‘ ‘ , .
THE ‘ROM‘ANC
7 a ‘ EON ET.
\‘i’herc'lilliosbld the Latin text
.Aad smile: wreathcd‘tho altar.
And‘evo‘ry head was grately boot.
(for flattened pastor and: psalter.
Aud'atl the font was pink and white
With' poses strewn upon it,
lie own little mald‘in gray
Who'wore an Easter bonnet.
no. walked behind‘her from the church
. And view’cd’hcr girlish graces.
And‘ breathed the vague. delicious
.ncolit ’ 1
0f lininty bows and laces. ,
A prayer book was in her hand—
Sbc kept her glances on it. .
Till m.,a..gusf.sof frolic wind
And whisked away her bonnet.
Her eyes were full of April tears,
Her scarlet lips were smiling
The sunny curls about her how
H“
‘eatnsneut'ionit.
» 1s wrealhed about the Latin:
The little mai'. {call in white——
A dream of lace and satin,
And, as he takes her slender hand
upon it.
y‘lti'h‘er car.
.“A items: on .thc bonnet!"
e f “or AN {ASTER
2 screws... :
e ,
Arid: “ a that. as .muoat-ms heart
WW. As wind loot aer'bonnst. '
‘ as: now a spray of orange flowers
‘ “ Warts hummus. row
2 gr III Hosting. 4 ‘ ~» '
‘A "riionsawo 'oétilaa's wosfli
~» . or noon.
' “1 bemused-acted with kidney and
a
FOR 8A I ' v 1
rite curronc" Parisian.-
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MEN'S CHRISTIAN tNGUIRV CLUB.
and Leaders Announced For
April. Moy Indium.
Meetings of thcchtb are held every
Sunday lathe South Not-walk Congro
gatlonai Church beginningat 12:15 and
ending promptly at 1 o‘clock.
At each meeting there is a discussion
of some assigned subject. The mem-
ber to whom the subject is assigned is
allowed twenty minutes for his open—
ing address and an additional five min-
utes at a later period. Other members
are allowed five minutes. All are free
to take part in the discussions, which
are of an informal character.
Membership consists simply in at»
tending the meetings. A cordial invi~
tation is extended to all who may [to
interested in “artwork of the club.
Tomorrow. in accordance with DTC'
vions arrangements. the members of
the club will assemble at. 10:15. so as
to attend the morning service in a
body.
Subjects and assignments.
June. 1904:
April 3—The Life Hereafter,
‘ George 11. Vosburgh.
April lo—Tbe- institutional
and lta.Work Tod". _ , -
Christian Swans.
April l7—Abrahnm the Father
Faithful. '
Dwight Spaulding.
April Zi-The Latter Day Saints,
William Hob-on. . ’,
May l—The'. Religion of Shakespeare.
- John 11. Light;
8—Willlsm Ellery Charming,
Abiathar Blanchard.
May lb—Worlr of Booker '1‘. Washing-
ton, '
Subjects
April-
Church
of the
May
Samuelfl‘. Bagiey.
22~The Future of the Bible,
John 13. Lawrence.
tail-Jonathan Edwards,
James P.,Punselt.
June 5~Tho Graded Sunday School.
Edgar H. Lane.
Jnn‘e Iii-whaligloua Movements for So-
cial Betterment. .
George 8. North.
June iii-sleeps the Allillol‘ and Finish—
er of the.Cl1rlstian Faith.
,Lohn W, Pennell. ‘ ,
June 26-How Christianity is Making
the World Better,
‘ Paul G. R. Schaltzc.
ONLY. CURE, EQR DYtfiiPO An.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of ow .. silo,
Dot. says: "i snifored for years with
d psimuaed to have great; distress
as belching.» I: tried everything-l
could heat-of. but nothing helped one
not!” took Brasilia: Balm-and ono'fio
cent. bottle‘wred mo~coniplctely." '1
hr sale byll‘liui’lsisted. 1". ll. Bale
tor, and the Glitters Pharmacy. "
aeooomzfiaaa salons sonnets
{:ONSNN‘i'Nng'hpfli‘ Wait.
ed States Mlnlnter‘ebeishmnhal, hula :
special interview with‘ Forelgm Minis
tor ’f‘ewfik Pasha, on the subject of. tho
omeal recognition, of American
schools. hospitals and charltahlcllnstl-
mucus in Turkey, Mr. Leishman or ,
gently pressed the foreign minister for
a speedy settlement of» he matter. do.
manding that these American establish-
‘ments be given the same. status as is
1x; toiealmllar lnstitutionapfiothcr
‘ 1.;11. “.3 i :, ..
May
May
‘a
a‘a‘iv‘i
" insafifdhiii came 1
. Scott's Emulsion is cod
liver 3 oilTi?‘-l1na’tic 3‘ almost iifii‘
Palatabic asmilk. it is easy
and soothing to the wca
stomach; it checks the ten-
dencies of children toward
thinness. . , ‘.
‘ -Sootfs..-Emuisioa...a1 cs,
strength togweak’mothc’rs, ‘
cause it creates hoaitiiyifleiih
or: 111m.- usuron'
_ .115 orrosruumssi H
r pervades the whole store, the stock of do”
‘ in your Elitiler outfitting'you will do well,
to take a careful look through the many lines of the new season
You'll find prttfcsvtsl'y' toinpthig;
find courtesy and prompt attention. in a word you‘ll find this store
at. all points for the official opening of sprlugbusiueaa.
WQMIN‘SJIL‘K, AND
' .WAHH WM?“
0 new season's first showing of
those is certainly fine, and thc prices
are very modest. .
Ladies' white lawn shirt waists.
tucked, blouse fronts, large
I soak-r a
i. ii... A
_ASIER"“AN
You‘ll find every item right.
greys and blacks, at 50c. ' ‘ , , y .
The 2-inch English square ifott .
hand ties, all colors, melanin!"
new champagne, at 501:.
Our new spring lia9,,of
gec‘ shirts In plain and 'p
A complete assert .
season's choicest fancy ilgurode
string designs, alsoplain WM. ‘
finest. quality Madras.
choViot shirts in stripes,‘chooh "
plain whitc,.all sites, .1. ‘
"Men's. ("luv—m. extra line. «out!
a and stripes, at
8 FOR BAsTl
trimmed with heavy embroidery and
fagotcd‘iarge bishop sleeves, tucked
. o. ,
as white lawn shirt waists with
\’al._lacc,,fronl1_1 and lace collar and
not a an:
.. or. to,otovcs
The kid‘g‘ove importatloas are all
Qualities right, colors right, size
range complete, and prices as usual
absolutely fair and Just.
Ladlcs' lilslop kid gloves in modes.
tans, browns, greys, white, also black.
Every pair warranted.
Ladies' extra fine quality Foster
OT‘CLA‘SIFIED ‘ ”'
You'll find profitable reading
The buying you will likcwtsacu
Every item Duluth,» 1
Women's collars and' cuff“
lace homstliched
llncn,,from 190 to 396.:
Top collars .in lace, 1’ . '
br‘oldered effects, from i'fic..11pwnrds’.,
Full line of warm soft stock's~ i
plain white and figured moduli _
lace. from lilo to Bile. * 1
Full assortment of lace
Price 81 pair.
breaths and greys. Every pair warv
wanted, at $1.25 pair.
Ladics' ilite Jouvin kid gloves in all
the leading spring shades. Every pair
warranted, at 81.69 pair.
heavy walking gloves
tuna and browns. at $1, $1.25 and 81.50
Every pair warranted.
Ladios' while washablo'kid gloves;
Every pair warranted. at
ty silk neck ruffs from 8
Ladies' girdles and t-rushod,..c.boiifi.
with or without fen , '
peau do solo and ta cta'si
li‘ancy striped satin ribbon
green. ,lizhl. blue. pink and la
5 inch , .widc, suitable for fancy,
wear, .9c,,yard. ’ " ‘"
Fine satin ribbon 1'» inch
lace stripe and flowered, in-‘tllo‘i W,
iisle and .M.‘ if
lisle hose, all lacé‘
boot style, in tan, black nhd'biilbd
(lents‘ fine dross kid gloves, '
shades, all sizes, at $1 and 31.25.
Gents‘ Mocha gloves,
tans, all sizes. at $1.50 pair.
THE EABTER SALE
OF MEN'S WEAR ,
Easter has its dross demands for
men as' wall as‘ women.
of taste is them but likes to prink up
a. bit for Eastor’flnndny‘fi‘ The prlnk-
tag can be done with great economy
tints...“ 39c yard
latdlos' gauze
‘bfldcrgd cotton
, litra line embroidered
lace edge liandkerchlei‘s, l'5c. each
mules" linen fancy hemstitched all
also embro'idored' ed
bandkerchiefs. static.
Men's four»ln-haud lock, and bow
tics in all the leading colors, in
urea and stripes, at 25c.
Men's four-invitand tech, and Ascot
scaris. In all the new colors, also in
83-85 Washington Street,
‘ South Nears-1k.» than; .. ' '
!
i EASTER OPENING
of Pattern lists and Milllnery Novelties, Tlnfi-sday, Friday and Buford
' March 21, 25 and sun. , . p
. South NONI! k.
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